Account Authentication – Email And Passwordless Sign-In, Google Single Sign-On, Apple ID, Microsoft And GitHub SSO

For convenience and security, Route4Me supports multiple account authentication methods. You can register for a new account and log in with your email, or seamlessly sign in with Google SSO, GitHub, Apple ID, or Microsoft Azure SSO. This guide covers the available sign-in and authentication options, single sign-on methods, passwordless login, and more.

Sign In Without Password – Passwordless Sign-In To Route4Me

You can also sign in to your Route4Me account without a password. From the Sign-In Page, click “Sign In Without Password“. Enter your account email to receive an email with a sign-in link. Click the link to log in without entering a password.

Sign In With SSO – Single Sign-On To Route4Me’s Web Platform

Route4Me supports Single Sign-On (SSO) for fast and secure access to company, organization, and enterprise accounts. To log in with SSO, go to the Sign-In Page and click “Sign In With SSO“. Enter your email, and you’ll be redirected to your organization’s authentication page. Follow the steps to complete sign-in.

NOTE: Route4Me cannot access, reset, or recover SSO credentials. For support, please contact your company or SSO provider.

Google Single Sign-On – Log Into Route4Me Account Using Google SSO

If you used Google Single Sign-On to register your Route4Me account, you can use it to sign into your account. Just go to the Sign-In Page, click the Google Icon, and complete the authentication steps.

NOTE: Route4Me cannot access or manage your Google Account credentials. For support, please visit the official Google website to reset your credentials. Learn more about Google Single Sign-On and how to change or reset your Google password.

Apple ID Single Sign-On – Log Into Route4Me Account Using Apple ID SSO

If you registered your account using Apple ID Single Sign-On, you can use it to sign in. Just go to the Sign-In Page, click the  Apple ID Icon, and complete the authentication steps.

NOTE: Route4Me cannot access or manage your Apple ID credentials. If you forget your password or can’t sign in, visit the official Apple website to reset your credentials. Learn more about Apple ID Single Sign-On and how to change your Apple ID password.

Microsoft Single Sign-On – Log Into Route4Me Account Using Microsoft SSO

If you registered your account using Microsoft Single Sign-On, you can use it to sign in. Just go to the Sign-In Page, click the Microsoft Icon, and complete the authentication steps.

Note: Route4Me cannot access or manage your Microsoft Account credentials. For support, visit the official Microsoft website to reset your password. Learn more about Microsoft Single Sign-On and how to reset a forgotten Microsoft Account password.

GitHub Single Sign-On – Log Into Route4Me Account Using GitHub SSO

If you registered your account using GitHub Single Sign-On, you can use it to sign in. Just go to the Sign-In Page, click the GitHub Icon, and complete the authentication steps.

NOTE: Route4Me cannot access or manage your GitHub credentials. If you forget your password or can’t sign in, visit the official GitHub website to reset your password. Learn more about GitHub Single Sign-On and updating your GitHub access credentials.

Route4Me’s Mobile Apps Sign-In And Password Settings

Route4Me’s Mobile Apps also support multiple Single Sign-On methods. Specifically, Route4Me’s iOS app allows registration and sign-in via email, Google, Microsoft, and Apple ID SSO. Learn more about Route4Me’s iPhone and iPad app password settings.

From Route4Me’s Android Mobile App, you can sign-in and register via email and Google and Microsoft Single Sign-On. Learn more about Route4Me’s Android Mobile App password settings.

Account Authentication vs User Authorization And Account-Level Permissions

Account Authentication (AuthN) is the process of verifying who a user is when they sign in by email, Google SSO, Microsoft SSO, Apple ID, or GitHub. Once a user’s identity is confirmed, Account Authorization (AuthZ) determines what the user can do on the Web Platform or Mobile App. Specifically, AuthZ involves account-level permissions and company visibility settings.

For example, a dispatcher might have permission to assign users to routes, while a driver may only be authorized to start, navigate, and complete routes. As described in this guide, AuthN verifies a user and provides access to their account, and AuthN controls which Route4Me Software Features the user is authorized to use. Learn more about Route4Me Account Authorization.

Last Updated: August 1, 2025August 8, 2025